ECOVATION ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF DONALD SONG, PROJECT ENGINEER, AND BRIAN WELLS, MECHANICAL DESIGNER

Engineers will support the high-demand for Ecovation’s wastewater management systems

Ecovation, a developer of sustainable and value-driven wastewater treatment systems, today announced the hire of Donald L. Song, PE as project engineer, and Brian J. Wells, EIT as mechanical designer.

“Our clients are going to benefit tremendously from the experience of these two engineers,” explains Diane Creel, CEO of Ecovation. “Don’s experience as a project and design engineer in hydraulics and water control will enable him to contribute greatly to the installation of upcoming treatment systems. Brian’s support as a mechanical designer should help improve the efficiency and speed of each installation.”

Don Song has over 13 years of project engineering experience in civil and environmental engineering. His career is highlighted by assignments nationwide, designing effective wastewater control systems for municipal water supplies and industrial clients. Before coming to Ecovation, Song held positions at Brown & Caldwell, State of California North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board, Earth Technologies, and the United States Geological Survey. He holds a bachelor’s degree in civil and environmental engineering from Cornell University and a master’s degree in environmental engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.

Brian Wells is a graduate of the University of Buffalo, holding a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. Wells most recently served as an engineer at Architecture, Engineering, and Land Surveying Northeast, PLLC, where he worked on the preliminary design and analysis of sanitary and water systems and researched and selected wastewater treatment equipment components to be used in systems. He has also worked as a drafter for Gleason Works, and a mechanical detailer for Retrotech.

August 30, 2006

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